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vimdebug

v1.0.0

Published

vim-netbeans based debugger

Downloads

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Node.js debugger client and vim driver. Step-by-step debugging from vim.

vimdebug

install

npm install -g vimdebug

usage

A debugger, agent and vim session will have to be launched. These can either all be started individually:

  1. start your program with debugger enabled
node --debug-brk yourprogram.js
  1. start agent
node-vim-inspector
  1. connect vim to agent:
vim -nb
# or if you have vim already running, type `:nbs` in command mode

Alternatively, launch node-vim-inspector with a path to your script to do step 1&2 at once:

node-vim-inspector yourprogram.js

Or even give it the name of the window manager you're using for it to also launch a new vim session. Currently supported WMs are tmux and i3.

node-vim-inspector --windowmanager=tmux yourprogram.js
# or:
node --debug-brk yourprogram.js
node-vim-inspector --windowmanager=tmux

keys

  • CTRL+c - continue
  • CTRL+i - step in
  • CTRL+o - step over
  • CTRL+n - step next
  • CTRL+u - move one stack frame up
  • CTRL+d - move one stack frame down
  • CTRL+p - set breakpoint at current location

configuration

The default configuration is as follows:

{
  "vim": {
    "keys": {
      "break"    : "C-p",
      "continue" : "C-c",
      "down"     : "C-d",
      "in"       : "C-i",
      "next"     : "C-n",
      "out"      : "C-o",
      "up"       : "C-u"
    }
  },
  "agent": {
    "port": 3219
  },
  "debugger": {
    "port": 5858
  },
  "windowmanager": ""
}

Any of these settings can be overridden either from the commondline, e.g. --vim.keys.break="C-b", a .vimdebugrc json file selectively overriding properties or environment variables in the form of export vimdebug_vim__keys__break="C-a".

The .vimdebugrc can be placed either in the current working directory, any directory above the current or the current user's home directory. In case there are multiple they will override eachother in this order.

agent

Settings for the vim-debug netbeans agent.

agent.port

Port the agent uses to establish a connection.

debugger

Settings for the spawn debugger. Only relevant when the debugger spawn from the node-vim-inspector client, e.e. it is called with the path of a NodeJS program to debug.

debugger.port

Port to spwan the debugger on.

vim

Settings used by the vim client.

vim.keys

Key mappings inside vim to manipulate the debugger.

vim.keys.break

Add a breakpoint at current line and column.

vim.keys.continue

Resume program execution until the next breakpoint is encountered, or the program terminates.

vim.keys.down

Move down one stack frame.

vim.keys.in

Step inside the current statement's execution.

vim.keys.next

Step to the next statement.

vim.keys.out

Step out of the current statement.

vim.keys.up

Move up one stack frame.

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